Great Britain
Russia could push Britain out of the Atlantic for the first time since World War II, says British Navy commander
Russia is rapidly increasing its submarine presence in the Atlantic, while the Royal Navy is struggling to maintain the balance.
Britain launches project to protect underwater infrastructure from Russia
The UK is launching the Atlantic Bastion project and will also use AI to track and deter Russian submarines.
For the first time in history: a British destroyer under direct NATO command tracked a Russian ship
The Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan and a Wildcat helicopter monitored the Russian ship Vice Admiral Kulakov for 48 hours.
Great Britain has imposed new sanctions against Russia: in particular, on tankers, Rosneft and Lukoil
Britain has imposed sanctions on two of Russia’s largest oil companies and tankers of the so-called “shadow fleet”.
The Verkhovna Rada approved the sending of Navy ships to other countries
Ukrainian ships may soon go to Turkey and Great Britain.
Great Britain is ready to protect Ukraine’s ports and airspace
London has said it is ready to take on a key role in Ukraine’s security after a possible cessation of the war launched by Russia.
Britain imposes new sanctions against 135 tankers of the Russian “shadow fleet”
The restrictions target Russia’s oil sector and vessels involved in illegal oil transportation.
Great Britain announces new sanctions against the Russian shipping sector
On Tuesday, June 17, the UK announced further sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine.
Britain is building new nuclear submarines in response to the Russian threat
London is investing £15 billion in nuclear weapons and the construction of up to 12 new submarines, strengthening its defense capabilities.
Prominent shipping financier added to UK sanctions against Russia
John Ormerod helped Russian oil giant Lukoil create a network of companies in the Marshall Islands.
